"Not bad! I went there after seeing numerous good reviews, and it really lived up to my expectations. First of all, the library in the lobby was bursting with bookish atmosphere! A hotel with such cultural heritage can't be bad. It's a standard star hotel with first-rate service. The pretty lady Xiao Yang at the front desk upgraded us to a larger room because we are old. The housekeeping lady Guo was very welcoming and sent us a few bottles of water in the hot weather. The pretty lady Xiao Dong was small but knew we needed chairs and helped bring them over. I was so touched. Her professionalism is very good. Such a good hotel is worth recommending."

"I arrived last night. After a long day of travel, all I wanted was to rest. After comparing prices, and based on my trust in the brand, I booked the Ji Hotel. The rest of my family booked river view rooms, while I and my child chose the most expensive mountain view family room at the time of booking. I was extremely disappointed; I only managed to get about three hours of fragmented sleep. The family room was on the top floor, right next to the hotel's laundry room, gym, and restaurant—it felt like staying in a public area. The room itself was spacious, but after some hesitation, I contacted the front desk. They apologized, saying they were almost full and couldn't change rooms. When I asked if there were any time restrictions on the laundry room, they replied that it was open 24 hours, with no restrictions and no way to prevent guests from using it. I tried to convince myself that no one would be doing laundry at night during the holidays, but I reluctantly accepted reality. It turned out there were indeed people doing laundry until after 2 AM, and then starting again at 5 AM. The roar of the washing machines and the clanging of zippers was a disaster in the middle of the night. After 6:30 AM, the clattering of dishes joined the fray, making sleep impossible. I found a pair of earplugs in my suitcase, but they still couldn't block out the dryer's noise. A few points I'd like to make for future improvements: 1. I noted on Ctrip that I wanted a quiet room, but they gave me the noisiest one. Did the front desk not even read my note? Knowing this room was the noisiest, why didn't they mention it during check-in? There should have been a few standard double rooms and river-view rooms on lower floors available at the time, preventing the room from being fully booked later. 2. Having stayed at several Ji Hotels, I've noticed the laundry room and guest rooms are often quite far apart. Some laundry rooms have double doors, while others are located in secluded corners. Doors next to each other inevitably disturb guests' rest. How did this design pass inspection? If it can't be changed, shouldn't they at least post notices in the laundry room late at night, limiting usage time, to minimize the impact and allow guests to rest better? 3. The noise level was quite high even with the room door closed around 7 AM. It became even more jarring in the middle of the night, and extremely noisy after 8 AM. According to China's "Hotel Building Design Code," daytime noise levels in hotel rooms (6:00-22:00) should be ≤40 decibels, and nighttime noise levels (22:00-6:00) should be ≤30 decibels. Even rooms adjacent to machine rooms or public areas must have soundproofing to keep noise levels below 45 decibels. 50 decibels is equivalent to normal conversation or the sound of a washing machine running, which will continuously disrupt sleep in a closed room, especially for light sleepers or guests needing rest. 4. The family room is on the highest floor and has the highest price, so logically the quality should be guaranteed, but it's in a special location. The business has an obligation to inform guests in advance and set a reasonable price. Based on my honest experience, I'm giving it a bad review. Considering the convenient ground parking, the lack of front desk staff, the fact that today is both National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, the good breakfast, and the fact that my family rested well in other room types, I'd give it a neutral review."

"The hotel upgraded us. The room was fine but there is no specific heating in the bathroom. There is no dedicated parking but there is plenty of space in the street."

"This time I took two 70- and 80-year-olds out to travel alone. It was the first time I came to Miyi County to play. The overall feeling was very good, especially this hotel, warm and comfortable, good location, opposite the main entrance of the hotel, there is a beautiful environment and a new plank road corridor. In the evening, you can enjoy the music fountain intercepted on the small dam of the river and stand on the side balcony of the upper floor to see the fireworks set off on the Spring Festival night."

"The room is clean, the boss is good, there is a yard behind you can drink tea and chat, and there is machine hemp in the lobby."

"I chose this hotel for business trips. The sun triple room is spacious, the sanitation is very meticulous, the facilities are complete and easy to use, the front desk service is efficient and thoughtful, the overall experience is far beyond expectations, and it is very suitable for business travel."

"The few days I came to Miyi were my happiest days and enjoyed the sunny weather. The manager of the hotel was very enthusiastic and gave us a sunny house with a balcony. We fully enjoyed the sunbathing, the staff there were very enthusiastic, my husband was not well, and he helped to get to the hospital by car. We also enjoyed Miyi's food and Meiguo there. The fly in the ointment is that there is no hook in the room, the toilet is too far from the door, and the elderly can't help but stand up."

"Good environment, clean"

"Very satisfied with the stay, the staff is smiling throughout the whole process, feel at home, the facilities are perfect, the beds are very comfortable, and the disposable supplies are fully equipped."